Sentence examples for records heyday from inspiring English sources

At 58, he is still slender and eagle-faced, much as the singer was in his Capitol Records heyday in the 1960s, but he has none of the singer's Rat Pack swagger or the occasional quarter-to-3-in-the-morning melancholy.

Beyonce had portrayed James in "Cadillac Records," a big-screen retelling of Chess Records' heyday, and had started to claim "At Last" as her own.

The book's vintage photographs record the heyday of the country's steel mills, shipyards and manufacturing plants, although the hard-working men who populated them are largely missing.

"The singers I really loved, when they were performing in their heyday, records had hardly been invented.

Certain records from this heyday of unpoliced steroid abuse -- particularly in sports in which raw strength is a primary requirement -- suggest that performances were achieved then that are unlikely to be matched by a clean competitor.

Hammer speaking at the Stanford Business School is its own comedy, given that he sold 50 million records in his heyday, lost his money and used to be the subject of magazine cover stories with headlines like "Going Broke on $33 Million a Year".

It was one of nearly 90 songs that the group recorded in its heyday, from the mid-1940s thethe late '50s.

Although a new song, "Bama Lama Bama Loo" (1964), invoked the fun and vitality of his heyday, record-buying youngsters were not impressed.

"Yee-ow!" barks Theophile Do Rego, the African soul singer known as El Rego, at the start of "Djobime," recorded during his heyday in Benin, from the mid-1960s thethearlyly '70s.

There is a fifth singer on the list who is perhaps less familiar, despite having recorded a string of hit records and, in her heyday, performed with every pop icon in the book.

They were MCing and recording grime in its heyday.